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Count by color
With the built-in COUNTA()-function it's not possible to count cells in a range depending on each cells background color. With the custom function below you can count the cells
depending on their background color:
Function CountByColor(InputRange As Range, ColorRange as Range) As Long
Dim cl As Range, TempCount As Long, ColorIndex As Integer
ColorIndex = ColorRange.Cells(1, 1).Interior.ColorIndex
TempCount = 0
For Each cl In InputRange.Cells
If cl.Interior.ColorIndex = ColorIndex Then
TempCount = TempCount + 1
End If
Next cl
Set cl = Nothing
CountByColor = TempCount
End Function
This function is used in the same way as built-in worksheetfunctions. InputRange
is the range that the function is going to count, ColorRange is a reference to a cell
containing the background color you wish to count.
E.g. used like this in a worksheet formula: =CountByColor(A1:A100,C1)
In Excel 5/95 the variables InputRange and ColorRange must be declared as Variant
instead of Range. This function can easily be adapted for use with other worksheetfunctions that you
wish to use
on cells with different background colors.
Document last updated 1999-08-14 12:44:24
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Ole P. from Norway wrote (2006-05-11 09:53:55 CET):
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Re: How I aplicate the function count by color? This page contains information about how to use the macro examples.
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Alfonso Vargas from Santiago, Chile wrote (2006-05-11 00:29:48 CET):
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How I aplicate the function count by color? Hi:
I'm work in an sheet Excel for control maintenance program
of services. But I dont know employ for count the cells
Tank You
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Ole P. from Norway wrote (2005-03-04 23:54:54 CET):
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Re: Count Cells By Color By Initial - That's What I Need Such a function does not exist, but you can modify the function example above to make one like this:
If cl.Interior.ColorIndex = ColorIndex Then
If cl.Value = "INITIALS" Then
TempCount = TempCount + 1
End If
End If
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Jim Davis from Albion, INDIANA wrote (2005-03-04 20:34:51 CET):
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Count Cells By Color By Initial - That's What I Need Is there a formula/function to use to count the number of times a person's initials shows up in a Green Cell or maybe a Red Cell, or perhaps a Yellow Cell within a range or cells.
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Ole P. from Norway wrote (2004-08-29 13:37:22 CET):
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Re: Counting Under Conditional Formatting Hi!
Chip Pearson has a solution for this problem.
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Alexandre Correa from Oliveira / MG / Brazil wrote (2004-08-28 03:46:44 CET):
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Counting Under Conditional Formatting Hello, EDC!
This site is a "must have" on my favorites!
I'm in trouble trying to count background-color cells under conditional formatting! I've learned that it is not possible with the normal functions provided with Excel.
But it change the colors... so it must have a way to do this...
Can you help us on this challenge?
I'm a Discussion-Forum member - at ExcelBr - from Brazil.
No one of their 2100 members could post any solution about it.
Regards,
Alexandre Correa
reiscorrea@yahoo.com.br
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